IPOCORK GLUE DOWN HPS FINISH CORK TILES. Suitable for High Traffic Residential and Commercial Applications

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1 HPS varnish hard wearing surface real cork veneer cork agglomerate core vinyl backing layer IPOCORK GLUE DOWN HPS FINISH CORK TILES Suitable for High Traffic Residential and Commercial Applications Our High Performance Surface is based on nano technology, where ceramic micro spheres are embedded in the top layer of the f inish. When compared to standard finishes, HPS Finish Technology provides improved properties such as: Greater Scratch, Slip, Scuff and Stain Resistance.

2 IPOCORK HPS FINISH GLUE DOWN CORK TILE COLLECTION Product Features & Benefits: WARRANTY YEARS Commercial HPS Finish Technology: A highly durable finish suitable for high traffic installations. Appropriate for Heavy Duty Residential applications and rated for up to Heavy Commercial applications. Installation Method: Glued down Product Dimensions: 300mm x 300mm x 3.2mm (11.81 x x 1/8 ) Light Moderate Heavy WARRANTY Product Warranty: 25 Years for Resdential Applications 15 Years for Commerical Applications Suitable Applications: Residential: Kitchen, Dining Room, Basement, Family Room, Bedroom, Hallways & Entrances. Commercial: Office, Lobby, Retail, Gallery, Corridor, Library, Conference Room and other areas. YEARS Residential Moderate Heavy

3 IPOCORK HPS FINISH GLUE DOWN CORK TILE COLLECTION Lisbon - Natural - RA21 Lisbon - Coffee - RB75 Lisbon - Chestnut - RB69 Amsterdam - Natural - RA49 Rome - Natural - RA11 Amsterdam- Natural Cork is a Natural Material and as such Variation in Color, Shade and Texture is a Natural and Attrative Characteristic

4 POCORK G UE DOW ES & HE ENV RONMEN Cork is harvested from the renewable bark of the cork oak tree and is a completely natural product. The trees are not damaged or felled during the harvest. This 100% ecological truly green and sustainable material. harvested from a tree until it is 25 years old and the tree can live up to 200 years, being harvested once every 9 years. Today, cork oaks are stripped of their bark by hand in the same way they traditionally have been for several hundred years. The trees are not damaged in the harvest and the bark grows back completely time and again, taking on a smoother texture after each harvest. The bark harvested is used in entirety in a wide variety of products, starting with wine stoppers; All of the excess materials are recycled and of nature s truly inexhaustible resources. The unique structure and composition of cork creates the three most important characteristics in its application as 1. Measure to determine room dimensions, center and layout angles. Ensure that tiles at ends and perimeter are evenly sized and not too small. walk on, resilience under foot and absorb foot step sound. BAS C S A L O N O RMA ION 2. Determine the tile laying pattern. Running Bond ( brick stlye ), Corner to Coner (staight) or Diagonal. 3. Apply adhesive to the subfloor, per instructions on the container. Apply the tiles, ensuring that the tiles are fully moistened by the adhesive. 4. After about 30 minutes, roll the floor in both directions using a 100 lb. floor roller, to ensure that the tiles are securely bonded.

5 POCO PS SH GLUE DO LES EC CAL D Laying method Finishing Brand Ipocork HPS Tiles Test Standard Unit Level of use EN 685 Class Stick down Hard wearing surface + HPS Residential 23 Heavy Commercial 33 Heavy Industrial 42 Moderate UPEC Rating NF Class U3P3E2C2 EN / EN 655 / General properties EN / EN Dimensions EN 427 / EN 428 mm 300x300x3.2 Inches 11-13/16x11-13/16x1/8 Wear layer thickness EN 429 mm & inches Apparent density EN 672 lbs/ft³ 22.6 Mass per unit area EN 430 lbs/ft².24 EN434 Width/Length:0.07% Dimension stability EN 434 / EN 669 % Thickness: - 0,12% Gloss Glossmeter degrees Gardner 10º 3 Safety properties Fire resistance DIN Class B1 DS/INSTA 414 Pass/fail Passes UNE Class M3 SS (NT Fire 007) Class G NF Class M3 EN Class C fl s1 C.S.E. RF 2/75/A-RF 3/77 Class 1 BS Part 7 (1997) Class ---- Surface flammability ASTM D2859 Pass/fail Passes Watts/ Critical radiant flux ASTM E Square inch Flaming: / Specific optical density ASTM E Density Non flaming: Slip classification EN Class DS Sliding coefficient EN Coeff EN DIN Slip safeness Dresden parameters Class ---- DIN Class R-10 Static coefficient of friction ASTM C Coeff. Dry:.76; Wet:.92 Additional properties Impact sound reduction ISO db 9 Step sound NF S db ---- NRC Noise reduction class ASTM C423-90a db 0.05 STC sound transmission class ASTM E db 53 IIC Impact insulation class E db 53 Surface noise radiation ANSI S dba 89.6 Thermal resistance DIN m 2 K/W 10ºC: ASTM C (R-value) 0.16 EN m²k/w Thermal conductivity EN W/mK Heat dissipation DIN KJ/m 2 W1: 36 / W10: 184

6 POCO H S S G E DO ES ECH C D mm(thickness)/ Thickness loss: 0,058 Wear resistance EN gr.(weight) Weight loss: 1,12 EN gr./100 cycles 0,047 EN Nr. of Cycles ---- EN S33 ASTM D3884 Nr. of Cycles Cycles/ Weight loss Cycles: 6800 / Weight loss: grams NEMA LD-3 Cycles & grams/100 cycles ---- SATRA TMD:2004 (BS : 2002 Pendulum testers) (BS EN 423: No stain from red wine No changes of HPS wear layer thickness Sliding potencial not affected Excelent appearence retention Accelareted wear test Determination of effect of stains) Cycles (1,000,000) Castor chair test EN 425 Effect (a) Chair leg resistance EN 424 Effect (b) Residual indentation EN 433 mm & inches ASTM F % loss 22.8 Scratch resistance EN 438 N 4 Method A-%/ -5,5 Scuff resistance IHD 445 Method B-Grade 0 Mar test Grade 0 Impact resistance EN 438 N 4 mm (high falling ) ---- Static load limit ASTM F Inch (%).000 Inch (0.0%) Static electrical propensity EN 1815 Volt 1500 Distributed By: Amorim Cork Composites th Street Trevor, WI Customer & Technical Service Phone Number: (800)